Frontline troops must understand the overall strategy to avoid making tactical decisions that lead to negative strategic consequences.

“one of the things that can happen is and this is something that I would try and teach the young seals when I ended up in that role is that a mistake that you make on a tactical level can have a strategic negative impact”

He believes that consuming alcohol helps one adopt Harry's mindset for the hide and seek game.

“If we want to get in Harry's mindset as well, Yeah. having drink flowing flowing through our veins that's a good That's a good point.”

He thinks that finding a hiding spot requires looking in unusual places rather than staying on main roads.

“I just got to stick to these like back paths. No main roads, keep a low head, and then if I spot anything blue, just leg it.”

He believes in moving to a new location during hide-and-seek rather than staying in one spot.

“You know what though? I'm glad that I moved location. I never do that in hide and seek normally. I feel exhilarated.”

He suggests the players should search in pairs to find the last hider effectively.

“Yo, yo, yo, yo, how about this? Everyone go off in pairs. Last ones to find him loses. First pair to find him wins.”

He thinks hiding in a bush is a solid strategy because it is difficult to spot a blue jumper inside one.

“Even like a bush like that isn't bad. But no, it's it's so obvious that you would see a blue jumper in there so obviously.”

He believes that using bicycles is the most efficient way to navigate the search area.

“We're in our most efficient state now, I believe, on a bicycle.”